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Sri Lanka govt plans to introduce liquor labels to control illegal liquor entering market

byCustoms Today Report
09/11/2015
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COLOMBO: The Sri Lankans government plans to introduce a new protective label for locally manufactured or imported liquor varieties to control illegal liquor entering the market.

As the government has imposed a larger tax for liquor, illegal bottled liquor seem to be entering the market, according to the government. Under this circumstance many customers tend to drink unhealthy liquor, the Cabinet Spokesman said adding that illegally imported liquor affects the government’s revenue as well.

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